Seventh Generation Chlorine Free Diapers, Stage 3 (16-28 Lbs), 40-Count Packages (Pack of 4) (160 Diapers)

I really like the way these diapers fit. They look comfortable and 20 times healthier without the Disney commercial. Because I loved them so much (along with what they represent) I overlooked the inferior liquid capacity. They can take an 8 ounce bottle if you catch it quickly. But, if you don't (or if bebe is sleeping) be prepared to change clothing. It is POSSIBLE that I didn't use the right stage. I'm getting stage 5 next time and we'll see how that works.

As an important side note, my son suffered far less from diaper rash with these diapers. I had suspected that he was slightly allergic to some of the more common brands. It seems I could be right.

I tried other chlorine-free options out there for my son who has a sensitive bum and gets diaper rash constantly with Pampers, Huggies, and all the others that use chlorine. These are by far the BEST diapers out there. They fit better than the "normal" brands, and having him free of diaper rash is of course the biggest plus. Although I'm sure that cloth diapers are best environmentally speaking, I think that these diapers are the best option if you are looking for a gentle and more conventional option. I honestly don't have the time to deal with machine washing cloth inserts every day and toting a bunch of crap (literally) in my diaper bag.

I love these diapers they are soft, very absorbent, and fit well. I had been using Pamper's Swaddlers which I really liked a lot, but knowing that there was a more environmentally friendly option out there I had to try them. I was not disappointed. The Seventh Generation diapers are far better than I would have expected. Having used other Seventh Generation paper products which are scratchy and have a funky smell, I expected the diapers to be stiff and unappealing. In fact they are quite the opposite. The diapers are soft and fit well. So far no leaks either, even at night. I have tried other eco friendly diapers, but these are by far the best in every respect (softness, fit, absorbency).

Maybe they're not quite as environmentally friendly as cloth diapers, but they're not nearly as time-consuming -- a great compromise choice from my perspective! They hold up very well and are actually work better than some "regular" disposable brands we've used. Also, the price at Amazon is very good when you use the auto-delivery discount.

We use to use G-diapers until they switched to their new "improved" style. Which has a horribly large slightly stiff elastic waste band that dug into my daughters belly and would scratch her.
We love these diapers; we have never had any leakage problems. But we typically try to change her every 2-3 hours. They are not the best solution if you have a heavy night time wetter. I suggest using a G diaper insert inside the seven gen diaper for night time use. This works very well for my daughter even when she would nurse all night long. (thank goodness we're past that now)
We've tried other "greener" disposable diapers that are out there and none were as good as these. We use cloth mostly when we're at home but for vacations and outings we use these. They still aren't the best for the environment, but they are much better for your baby and better for the environment then most disposables.